Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-17
personal.

Jeff McDermott came in from Avon
dale on Saturday.
c.. NJ. Cation: Of Chicago, was at the
Vienna on Tuesday.
II. Turpin, of Hermosa, was a visitor
in town on Tuesday.
William Nevin, Of this place, left for
Chicago on Monday.
f. Il. Bailey was a Rapid City man at
the Vienna on Sunday.
j. White was registered at the Vienna
on Monday from Deadwood.
A. w. Riordon, of Buffalo Gap, was at
| the Kleemann on Sunday and Monday.
d. X. Reinhart was a Columbus, Ne
braska, man at the Kleemann on Tues
day.
Pat Lynch, of Buffalo Gap, was a guest
| at the Kleemann on Sunday and Mon
day.
M. Willsie and r. w. Palmer came in
from the Eta tin mine on Friday of last
week.
G. l.. Wood, a prominent member Of
the Rapid City bar, was a visitor in this
city on Monday.
Daniel Wise, w. r.. Brightmau, and
G.. f. Miles represented Hermosa at the
l K1aa,nonp m MrnAav
A. d. sherwood registered Mt the
Kleemann from the classic confines of
Heli's Canyon on Tuesday.
The Misses Katie and Julia Hanlon Of
Hermosa were numbered among the
guests at the Vienna on Tuesday.
j. G. Spencer, Of the l. A X stock
ranch on Beaver creek, was among the
arrivals at the Vienna on Saturday.
Prof. C. II. Blume, J. L. McMullen,
and George Siegrist, the music men of
Rapid, broke bread at the Vienna on
Tuesday.
II. r. Cooper, of Rapid, and Mrs. G.
A. bartlett, Of Deadwood, came in from
the latter place on Sunday, en- route for
Hot Springs.
j. Ideson, of Hastings, Nebraska, spent
several days in this place and vicinity
during the week, investigating our min
eral resources.
Messrs. Albien, Booth, Johnson and
Flynn of this city, left for Rapid on
Tuesday for a brief s%ojourn in that
place, returning on Thursday.
j. A. P~oznansky, w. p. McMullen and
r. e. Flick we're a trio of Rapid City
juveniles in town on Tuesday for at.
tendance at the Blume's concert.
A.. w. Hunter, of North Adams, Mass,
who has recently become interested in
a stock ranch q few miles west Of this
place, was among the Thursday arrivals
in this city.
Fred Wiehe and Ed CANNED, who
have been with a b. & Nj. Railroad sur.
veying party in eastern Wyoming for
the past two months, returned to Custer
on Saturday.
Isaac Bergman, of Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, treasurer Of Laramie county, &C
comprnied by his wife, came in on Fri
day of last week, en- route for Beaver
creek, where Mr.. b. is interested in an
extensive stock ranch.
I Thos. Hollis and wife, who have been
visiting with the family Of j. r.
Crusen in this place for the past two
weeks, left for Hot Springs on Friday
morning, en- route to their home in
Radclif, Iowa. Miss Clara Crusen &C.
companied them as far as Hot Springs,
where she will remain for a brief period
to %recuperate bNr delicate health.
w. V. Starkweather was an arrival in
this place from Clear Lake, Wisconsin,
on Wednesday. Mr.. s. has decided to
locate in the Hills, but has not yet fully
decided upon the precise locality. We
trust that after he has remained in Gus
ter a few days, and fully contemplated
her innumerable advantages, that he
will conclude to remain permanently.
DR.. W. II. Stanley. wife and son were
among the arrivals from Hot Springs on
Thursday. The doctor, who is the
father of John A., OF the Hermosa Pilot,
and William H., of the Star, is at pres
ent located at Hot Springs. where he is
| engaged in the practice of medicine
This rs his first visit 10 Custer, but from
the way he was directing his attention
to certain town lots, and inquiring as to
price, &c, we are led to the conclusion
that it will not be his last. The doctor
would be a welcome acquisition to Gus
ter, but We could not safely guarantee a
great amount of business in his particu-
lar line.
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